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Donald Trump Jr. Mocked Barack Obama With a Cookie Cake and It’s Really Awkward
Donald Trump’s eldest son is celebrating his 40th birthday in a rather mean way. Donald Trump Jr. had an early party over the weekend and invited Barack Obama! Well, not literally…
The dad-of-five posed alongside Texas Senator Ted Cruz and the two seemingly mocked the former US President by holding up a cookie cake with his face on it (Ted was smiling in the pics). The other two photos featured Don Jr. making funny faces alongside the sweet treat. How rude!
“With friends like these… some good friends decided that while my birthday is not for two weeks that they would get me an early 40th birthday cake. And what birthday is complete without an Obama cake?” he captioned the gallery. We have to assume that he ate the cake after, which is honestly kind of strange.
It was previously reported earlier this year that Don Jr. was interested in potentially joining politics like his famous father. There were rumors going around that he wanted to run for the governor of New York, but he quickly shut down the false talk. “Don [Jr.] has no intentions of running for political office at this time… [He] is totally focused on running the Trump Organization with his brother,” the statement said at the time.
Don Jr. runs the Trump Organization with his brother Eric Trump after their sister Ivanka Trump stepped down from her business responsibilities. He’s also married to wife Vanessa Trump — and the two have five kids together: Kaia, 10, Donald, 8, Tristan, 6, Spencer, 5, and Chloe, 3. Making fun of others is not a great thing to teach your kids, by the way, Don!
Here’s hoping Barack comes back with a really funny dig at Don — we’ll be patiently waiting for a good laugh!
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